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Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
L.I;ian Rivers Murderer.

Heara Dubois aad Ssollay, who had
hsen assigned by the Oours TO defend
Eobert @. Hall. charged with the mur.
5er Of 99phta Z. Smith, alias Lillian
!ivers, appeared before Judge Wilson
on Monday and stated tAa, it would be
attsrly Impossible and inpractl ,ab Q
Tor them 10 rroof Ell @tth tha trial this
term. They had received Ia letter from
tus father Of the prisoner, who iiges at
IT, Louis, ald who requested that tis
son he properly defended. The letter
stated csstoiu thma8 which they did
not at thtS time wieh to make public.
They had rot hsd time to prepare the
oase, and they would therefore ask for
Il qos,roreclent.
D.61ic6 Attorney Graham replied
that he thought Il waa important in all
cases OF th,g character that q guosdy v
.usl shculd be lad IN order that the
etsct OF tho t,iai and parchment
uihht rot be iOLt. There were peculiar
i circumstances In this case There
would b. no homicide trials during
Jaly and AuEus,, 10 said, and II thl
| eses was aot c,slleu this term it would
| have 10 60 over uatil the fall. lie
would therefore object 10 q Continuance
until that tic1e, uhiess counsel satisfied
tae court ny Iesn poor that the defend
snps rights 1cnld be prHiudiced by q
ifpa1dy trial. o hei wise he would call
! the csSe On re1t Thursdty.
1 Jddae Wilson concurrad with this
view, and couuse. then said they were
willing to fead ire letter from the phs
! sae.'s father to tho court 1T side bar
and ez plain ile detai Of their defense
] After couaael had consulted With The
icou;. tls crier wG3 Instructed 10 dis
scharg3 the witAesats Until next Thura
Fday, Wien tho case vii! come up Ic,
st-ial.
The letter from the elder Hall set out
that whea h!a sGH was about I2 years
cid be suffered frcui brain faver, aud he
bad @iso ceoeiveG sevsro injury to tbs
head, and the father thought the soi
Sinsane. There viii bs pay sicisus rep
roeentinS the defense aent to prlron Ii
examine Esll as TO Lis mental coadi
ltiDu,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Tho !. lose Ou...,o,

NJ. Sophus Setback, q Dapish d,.cin,. y,
LAvater, tells US in book which be. has
Just pupiished on the subject, that the
nose Is an iniail,hle index to haman char.
acter. This discovery is the result OF
long and patient observation among peo-
pie OF all nations Accol ding to his ex-
perience, the moral and physical nature
OF person can be gathered from the ior-
nation OF his nose. A we'll deyelc ped
nose denoted strength and courage a
little turn up nose indicates cunning and
artiulness delicate. straight nose,
taste and refnrment curved nose,
Judgement and egotism and thick
nose, dullness and want OF
tact.
The nose also discloses to the intelli.
gent observer the faculties possessed BY
the owner, and indicates the Intensity OF
his Intellectual activity, as well as the
delicacy OF his moral sentiments. Final
ly, the nose whic belongs to the mobile
and immobile parts OF our vlsage, reflects
faithfully the fugitive movements of our
inclinatioDs. Should all this prove to be
true, we expect that false noses will be.
come fashionable necessity.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
LOW Tney Eaid Them.

-sO kouog Iaen we're uIr&lfred It
t1-a IcTning's session OF the city court,
charged vita d.sordsrly conduct. rh,
svitercs ehcved that they have beer
emp,C. "a .. Fortp.ush Il San we;Is
circce "a bfaOlenen. Yesterday they
MAJ a. t:e!r Il 'Ics to guilt, aLd upon
IcSnlEa.-i tha stable ross c. tLeir in
tent.ors, sDd askirg tor the money dus
rh30i, In lo!d them to follow him 81
70 would set,io. T-ibk,py that lie
tt'tlGc1 tn lass them &c the TICKET
o.i1l siey ubcyeI hiiD, when re hDDdeG
;..so, cver to lbs noi!ce cu charge OF
d.sc-derly CONC ucs. AS scon as Judge
Cur mius ,eArnc4 taa !acta OF tie mat
t-r Ae IL missed tie case, and Chtsi
Dous aIty weBt Siln them To the c,tcGs
~ set - cir mcGey.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
-
Another Meeting Last Nigh

Another meeting of business men who
favor eaIly closing was held last evening
At BaSna. ads music psrlors, Fifth and
Market streets and was called to ordei
with John ". Diefendorf in the chair and
e +. T1olnas as secretary. The different
committees appointed at the last meeting
made their reports, which showed thai
the merchants with one or two exceptions
were willing to close each night at o..
clock during the warm months, excep,
Tuesdays and Saturdays. A motion was
made and adopt, d, requesting the CON-
mittees to call upon the merchants and
arrange with them to close at an hour
not later Than O'Clock. A motion was
also male aid adopted, that the nance
OF these wh1 are willing to close be pub.
llAhcd IL the daily papers, the expense K
oe borne equally BY each, yhe me- +iue
taen aoJ urned to meet h,ain on Thurs
t-y evening at 5 c'"L
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Baltimore Election Frsuds

BALTIMORE June T.-Ip the crimi
mi court 10 day Judge Duffy sentenced
Ohstles w. o aens, Isaiah Waters. .Jobr
Brsndau, John Il. 5snner ard Wri. j
Byrne, judges and clerks OF elections iu
the Ftrss ward, to two years each ir
jan. James Ii. Hamlin, Judge Of cleo
tion in tue Eighteenth ward. vas oen
tenced 10 two ycAre In jail aud 70 nav 3
tins OF 81 600 Henry Hsiulzerling Tor.
feiLed nis bail and did not appssr foy
seateGcp. All # them yera convicted
OF fraud Ia The last nlnieio.l election,
fhe sen nterce hhs created constarr ntiat
among ward Politicians, TAern Gro sew
erai IL ore to be trfed.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
THIRD EDITION,
The Coke Strtke>

PITTsBURo, June S.-Tbe coke man
ufsotussrs still insist tha, they have no,
employed any Of Pinkerton's men 10
work IN the coke regions. They held 8
net etuaF, bat they Claimed it was mere
y FOR Tie purpose OF corferring abous
the cocditiou OF the trade and tie az
'airs 10 the resion. They say they ex
pect a general resumption vt the ole
gcsla 10 short time Tasre is NO doubt,
Notwithstanding The dsnials, that ar
iaet ttE'eats are beia2 perfected for tht
eu ploy nsnt CT q force to prosec. men
anc pIcpeity. When this Is org auiz 50
they claim they Can secure al the men
tboy Jcsira 70 resume work.
4. sreaial ircm Upior.owu saJs ths t
.. meeting of the strikers As Fair
Chanse furnace this afternoon, ITO out
OF IA voted to resume work ut the OLD
w9gss. There are about 16O ovens at
these works, and the break IL considered d
tn important ona. 1t 10 estima ated that
soe cul ulpioyors and employees have los,
s750, 900 In profits and wages since the
strike was in2ugurated three months
ago At present ab1ut enc third OF the
ovens in the region are in operation q,
tie advance. 81
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
FOURTH EDITION
Tho DE Is,ooR's Gold.


The trim little two mss.el schooner W
!. P. Orr, Of Lewes, Del, commanded by
Captain w. II. Chase, now lying at
Christian street wharf, Philadelphia, is
about to start on peculiar voyage, which,
! II successful, will make the little craft
famous. The schooner will sail this
evening or early TO morrow morning for
the Delaware Breakwater AID endeayor
to locate the British SO p of-sar De
brook, which was SUM-, with ten million
of dollars cn board, towsrds the close OF
the last century in ON engagement with
an American vessel. At the time that
the DE Brook was sunk she was returning
to England from South America, where
she had captured three Spanish vessels
laden with gold and silver bullion. She
was forced 10 put into Lewes for water
aud on her way out TO sea again met the
American vessel, by whom she was sunk.
The pilot aboard of the the De Brook,
Sam uel McCracken, knew of the i'm
mense wealth which she contained and
located her, so that he would be able to
flnd the place where she sang. For years
the location of the suuken vessel was
kent secret by the McCracken family,
until two years ago, when the Interna
tional Submarine Company was formed,
when grandson of old Pilot McCrac X
ems diyulged the secret to the company.
The company made visit TO the local..
y of the wreck last fall, but they were
unable to make any headway through a
lack of proper appliances.
The little vessel which sails to morrow
has been fitted up with all the latest
wrccking machinery, including powerful
sand pumps, hoisting machines and steam
afr pumps for the divers. She carries a
crew of twelve men, aud viii take er oueh
supplies to do her unul next fall, when
the company expec: to get through with
It's work.
Two divers, Charles =. Bederick and
Harry Dryer 60 along with the search
'iag party. The work will be done under
the direction OF q. f Pike, OF Fhila,
who Il an expert at this kind of work
This tug-boat SIArtle, will also ac-
.compaDy the party and will be used as q
tender aud supply boat.
The expenses Of the whole expedition
have been borne by Dr.. Seth Pancoast,
who Is deeply interested In the Interna
1ional Submarine Company. The COM
pany has secured tine consent of the Uni
ted States Government to find the moncy,
providing ten per cent. ofihe findings are
paid into the Treasury.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
LIE.


HkNANN.-ia -his citr, on he 2ith ina: ,
Aarfe y hauEEn, daughter OF LfeIard
and Mary1rst HGMGu' tgei is sea's,
Relatives ir.cn arc 70 pee, nj y in
vited II attend TO 'uncrnl fson tho re 81
dsnco a. ter psrGEt, 80. eli 1ran<e rect,
OF Tuesday annrnoon IS. Il ius'., Il 2o'c'ock.
Services at German lIG.i cran 'laGrch. In
terrnens at ,FAmicg,cn and B1AaGJ Tine
Cemetsfy.
STEy rNS.-On tho q n lnst., Eddie. 81 n OF
Uhsrle1 and C1tlis StCy,-.s, aRcd 4
moths days.
The -eistiYeJ and friends Of the fsrilJ ars
respectfully invited TO attend bis funoiai
from his Yarents' residence, 20s UrarBe
street, Cd Wciu-sihy afteraoon,at O'Clock
Services al the tGu,r. inlerinent in the
Wilmington and Braudywins Cemetery.
TURNER --tn the 24.h Inst, Joseph VIII
liam Turner, son os ftonas u. end Mar
tina Tu-nUr, in tn 21th year OF his age.
Helotives ard fsieuts ana enpluyos Of
EdRSmOor Iron Coupa1y are respectfully
Invited to stterd hts fuperal from hts late
resideuee, No. 3 patiner's Eou, BrG ndy Wins
Village. on TUESDAY afternoon et o'clock.
Dearest one, thou hast LETT us.
and thy tuu.Fiugs al are o'er;
Thou hast ieft a world 0; sorrow
For & Brighter, happier shore.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Raymond,s con Colec.ion sold.

NEW YORK, June ',7.--The coin collec-
ton OF the late John T. Raymond, the
actor, was sold "a: auction to day. The
prices obtained We're unsatisfactory. The
quintuple eagle or "eluE" which RGy-
mord used 10 ''match" With, brought
only S66. The toEus 1904 dollar, which
10 really an 1855 c in with tbe last figure
altered, which Raymond bought from u
Chicago pawnbrokcr - a great bargain
for $50, brought $3.50. The eagle OF
1897 went for all A Mexican twenty
pesos Of 1896, with the bead of Maxlmil-
ian, Brought so -, or about So % above
Its face value \ Nicaragua doubioon of
1S Q sold for Sli A dollar OF 1886, with
a flying eagle OIL the reverse side, brought
81 90. Others went Tor little more than
the face value.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
They Threaten ID L7Ach Tim.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, June 27 How
ard Ysrueli, OF Barre, yPas arrested yes
terdoy aud lodged in Jail here Charged
vita committing a feionious assault on
Laura Eciiioy, Il years Of see. TIL,
outrage was committed on Saturday
evening ss the gitl 9as on her Wa,
bona froIa the pasture field. Sae Doa
l'eB a1 heT lous Ia critical condition
There is great excite ment o7er ths at
fair, end 'arestB Og lyncAing are fee Il
made. Yarneil is about 35 ybErs q
s2c.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Trying tho chicago Iioualcrs,

CHICAGO, Ju nc q lie big "cocdio'
essa camo dp t bic morning bsiare Jujst
Tuley, aad by t.quest Of tke defeuse 9
casnSo OF vbaue TO Jlmlsen vas
'Rtanted. Wneh the attorneys went
oo:ors Janisou the defsnse demanded 1.
trial az oace hpon ell tho reinaiu!pz Z
'copsplracy caase. 9he Couyt refused
and ss.t Jh@. only case 1898, which
was tlsa before nim, wouit be heard
\ Ltli OF part.cuings was al oGce pre-
|selted IS Mr. GI,uueli, and The alto,
ae.s fox t1e Gt icpse cat.iund con.
,inuanOo until 10 morrow morAina tC
have lime TO look 1t over.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
The Laod d and dLabor Party.

Dr.. McGlynn spoke FOR TWO hours to
the Land aud Labor Leaucue in Chicago
OF Sunday. He said. among other things,
'ha. the Land and Labor party In New
York iutcud-4 "to nominate a full STATE.
county AID municipal ticket next time y
Predicted that they would poll more than
$50, .59 votes in New York and Brooklyn.
and -a.d that ia 1888 the new party would
put Presidential candidate in tue field
l. vas announced by the Secretary oI
D'.'r.ct Assembly No. u at a labor pie
Lie near CAicafo o yesterday that McGlynr
''iaieEds 70 become a Knight OF Labol
aud 70 work Hereafter in the interest 0
nat crgAl!z4tioa
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Personal.

j. J. Hofscker, the genial AID poru
lar solic.tor and collector Of the Mlddls.
town Sew Era for the ns9; ear. has so.
ce2teo position in the People. Ma ioIal
Ban : II aiiddle.own.
Mr. Richard Slelel holm, who fell at
the Harlan and Hoilinls ship
yard about two wieks ago, ls gradually
recovering, and he il Low able to si
up.
The Eay. B. E. Price was in the city
ca an day. He is nov stationed o
CL-.s..sna, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Tho Yh:htle Mina AnAin

GLASGOW, June 27.-A match race be.
tween the yachts Thistle and Irex was
sailed to-day over the Northern Yacht
Club course. The Irex was allowed
seven minutes and three seconds on the
luil course, which is fully fifty miles long.
The Thistle won the race, covering tie
course in houss, 0 minutes and 40
seconds, the Irex's time being 4 hours,
II minutes and 46 seconds The Thistle
saved her time allowed the Irex and won
by ! minute and 3 seconds The wind was
strong during the entire contest.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
rhe Parade on Saturday slss

The knights Of the Golden n's
making active preparations ~,
rsde which taxes place ns1. sa
night, and no event has eVs1
greater interest among the nl'@u
the order In this city. IL u u
that there will not 30 less tasn
knights IN line, and as tho msla
them will be in uniform, ilsy w.
sent q banc some sppesIsnce'
will be q grand display OF oo,,'ol .ss !,
aud other fireworks along ,no ns, i
Iroute. 81. George co'nnA Aads',
have the rignt OF line anu ,.,. w.
gusrl of honor to the rap'SD'
s- Is is expected TINT costlss "
prpeent from Chester, Iaal%. I..s,.,,
Philsdelphia, who will pal.'U',r
! the psraie asd the institution lion II I,s !
ldyw,De Osstle, No Il. Iha i.f
bo formed n.7 80 O'Clock s'slp ss,i %i
and Freroh s!rsets. spd every VSI y
the city is urgently fsqucs.,hs
as many men pre- ent rs, ns p0;islIas p,o:il nd
tGsorgs and Apollo Castles VIII s,oio,t, II,
1.-The Smith building at = t, ,hs \
| the other castles will r1ees n.ss.S :. ssI n
1.-THE knights, Fifth and pisn0''
at the same hour. q ucy,ir
Psst Ohiei William 5,,'1a . mrnO, N 0,
l be chief pnarshAl, and W,l''a~
suor aud Oscar Munes' aios, oss,,srch /.
The line will form on a. e,sI,ll ,ha in,lsl
fright resting on FIFTH, IN ils s,S,' I'I
/ order: Chief maTshsl aaa a,ntei; H
| mittee OF arrangement Inouns Innoo,,s.
/ Regiment Band; st. Gso,fb " b..I
mandery. sot.ng as eaa,u ., as,s. y cssl.
I supreme ard G,snd efi,e.s, in,esn,,msu.
Epumeral order. First hss,nbo. !.ssn abo.
fCorps will occupy o p'Hi'iVN
The route will be DOW wyy,usrerth
/ Frort, to Market 70 :, Kiu,, =
Eoountermarch to F0urth' w
sbs pars6e will Dismiss
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Bur IGd Dy Powder.

willard j Ju4t, a yuunu Lad about u
roare OF age, Wedding at PIP West Fiith
street, Was couss1erauiy turned or the
left hand and left pecE sud face by an
explosion tf some loose powder, while
playing oyef Market streas bridge yes.
tnrc4y as;teruoon. Some boys had flred
cH 10Y calnJr, when tie papor In
which the powdei was wrapped caught
Are. just picked 81 up to put Il cut
~len it exploded with tho results
staLel.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Pubic sale of Horses.

The junior member of the firm of L.
" Stidham & Soa will go to Chester
On Thursday to sell another lot of fine
young IVES ern horses for K. L. Roberts
and although he is getting pretty well ac
quainted with the people in that ancien,
place, he wonld like few of the citizens
OF Wilmington and vicinity to be presen,
on the occasion, as he is satisfied tha
COED bargains may be expected, and h
wishes that they may share In th,m. Re
side lie would like the dealer to have
tair chance to get back the money he ha
Invested
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
VIII Go Upin n Balloon.

II the weather permits this evening
besween the houcs OF 8 and 9 the area,
Monigolhere will go up skywards. Thi.
balloon Ia forty footer. An order
will be attached tntitl!ng the finder TO a
Present of value on presentation OF
same 10 tho Grand Central Clothing
Deppt Mfr. Meyers, the proprietor OF
:ais tamous clot ming depot, will send up
balloons every night until further no
tica thrcu9h the columns Of this paosr,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28

Novel Alyertisipp

The enterprising cloth'ng firm o! j. T
Nuilin & Son. Sixth and Markes street.
has adopted rather an unique way of ad
vertising their business. They have re
ceiyed a cargo of kites with their business
card printed in the centre, which the.
propose 10 give away 70 their patrons
The kites are well made and will NJ
doubt delight the hearts of our youth
who may be lucky enough to get one.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
To ba Sanf I,ack

Tbs Collector Of Customs at New York
on Monday investigated the case of the
eighteen Frelch silk wesvers landed al
Castle Garden en- Sunday, and ordered
shas hey he cent back TO France under
the set of Cungras prohibiting the i'm.
pGfiA.ion OF contract labor. Tho In.
Ves'tgation developed tie fact that the
%eavers were ulder contract. M,
ohs6en2on VIII appeal to tbs ccurts fol-
an II Iianntinn.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
More ORcsrs EIeotpd.

Diamond State Castle No.1OK. z
has e'eotsd The following officers: N
O., Gsorge = Mouck; V c., Harry II
hon.k; q. H.. James Brown; II. p.
- Monck; V. IL Charles Joneo; NJ
II GscrRe Chandler; q. OF L, .. j
Guthrie; x OF e, Frank Wood ward
Esustee, " 8. McNair; Espraseuta
tive to Grand Castle, W. b. McNsir
Thee .o6ics Is will be installed nex
5itus6ay mig Ehs after the parade.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Public sale of IA Lot.

A lot IS by 6S feet near the corner Of
Third and Rodney streets, beionging to
the estate Of the late Joseph Richardson,
VIII be sold at public sale, on Wednesday
the 10Th inst i, at 2 O'Clock, p. N as the
Court house TDis is a very desirable
lot and any one visiting to obtain bar
gain will tild it Is well worth locking af
Yer.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
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YOung sW.nburne Confesses

NEWPORT, z. l., June 27.-The young
society man William G. Swinburnc, re-
Gently arrested on the charge OF breaking
into his adopted fathers house and steal
IN sllverwa e and money. confessed the
crime this morning. The family plate he
took TO mislead the police, and aiterwarc
threw it into the harbor. He says that he
also stC lie S35t from his aunt, Mrs. Hum
phreys, last Monday, which re wished to
use in SPECULATION and then return It. Ii,
e&onerates the two young men arrested
with MIN.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
rspe,un d and the vafi''' y

LoSnoN, June y In Iam,s 'ls FsnD3
SSSsis; S$,;:$ ;s%s; ::s 6: e s43 s e
$:::; 5; IS; g: SIS: 4; s: 4 e
sS;sS 11 r.s :.'is s:s:!;s .,: ~ -. 4
~ere s"ae annouoced aHS in in nsicS The eVo' Vooc'cas
fsR, i tns i; ": = Ssss1sis 's s s
I + F.: e, sssss 5s:s & q: %a@s; 9;' !
| Diplomatic relations sssr Ssssiss been g es''s \
plated, nor had any y,ossssrrnpesnt. ssrn
made 10 or by the go''
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
The ADgio- Turkish Convention,

LONDON. June 81 Sir James Fergu
sca, Under Secretary for Foreign Al
iairr. ANNOUNCED 10 the House CT Com
mona this af5erno oon that Turkey hat
urgently asked England TO consent TO :
poatponeineht until the 4sh of July o
ha f0ruar'e ratification OF the Anglo
Turkish Egyptian convention aad tina
Englsna hst consented.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
The Nevada Mine Fire

VIRGINIA, New, June 2! Gas and
siGoso have ceased issuins from the
1oo,d and Curry shaft, indicatit < that
t'e hre, i. Dol Jertinguished, Ia merely
sni ouheribe. The Imprisoned men havs
nov FOR many Goprs given a s.gu oi
oeiDg alive The iuueral of the four
v!ctims took aiacs yesterday afternoon,
being aiseuded ~ 700 miners.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
A mother Fluo supply.

Powell, in the Third street. market
will have another extra line supply
OF fresh fish Tomorrow, comprisipa
salmon, sea bass, trout, butter fish,
poyg!ee md all other kinds In season,
10 which he invites the attention OF Eit
customers and the public.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
A New Goal Field.

1t is reported from Troy, New York
that citizen of Glen's Falls claims tc
have discovered "a mountain of coal" In
Warren county, in the vicinity of the
North Creek" He has taken to Glen's
Falls several pieces, ore as large as nail
keg. The coal is smooth and bright and
makes splendid fuel"
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28

Ovii,s Tomb D.DcoYered.

LONDON, JuHe 27.-It is announced
that Ovid's tomb has been discovered.
The location is at Anadolkioi, near Kus-
tendami. The stone marking the tomb re,
presents Ovid's arrival at the island o.
Toni when he wes bapished thither by
Aus ustos, A. d 3, on account Of tAt
poets intrigue with The Emperor's daugh
ter Julia, and Apollo's reception of him
Ovid's lsle is q few miles from Kustenda
mi
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Troub @ IN Launching n Ting.

Considerable trouol was experience d
las5 Saturday afternoon In launching 3
tug a. the perlnGgrove I shlpy ard. From
some cause the boat e:Uck ur the gsys
sod although there were fully fifty men
tGRglng at a rope, 1t stubbcruly refused
to move. After they had worked abob,
an hour the gtear lr Mccall came tt
their aegiststce and succeeded IL
pulling ths bbat into the water,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
election Io-cight.

Washington Conclave No. 2, Hepta
sophs, or s. w. NJ , will elect officers to
night to serve the enfuing six months
and every member is requested to be pre-
sent. 1t is probable that there will alst
be an initiation.
Cyrus Castle No. X. G.. e. will alst
elect their officers tonight for the ensuing
term.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
TWO LIriinkA.

This morning "Eedd." Mulvey, v ho
bss bsen on :. GetaGca loI seveIal days,
was ARA sucd =. the city ccUr. chgl Cd
with drun seaness. Iis ~a9 tre:n bling
from hecd to TOO: ara ioohtd wretchea.
TIE Judge comuittad him until t.
morrow, and lie win probably he ssni
to the aiGsto.se un,.l ne recovers.'
Sophia A Hc.iiIay, coloral, zas
charged with being drunk and ssn
fenced to pGy q hpe Of 81 and coats.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
SoInSthipg Nee.

Persons In want OF something nioa tc
eat tais warm weather Should try the
sugar cured, oor e!ess corned beef al
Po aGernnaer's, No. 597 K.ag street
IL is delicious sud nothing nicer can bt
mad TO boil and cat down cold for break
last or tea. The pricss at which IL !,
sold u skea 1t ono OF the cheapest arti
cles of food to be had.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
A Murderer B,eAhs Out of py,so,

HARTFORD In, June q -Osoar
Grayes. serf,nc"d S"piem hsr %, 1873,
to State prs Il for hfe ior 'he N c,doi
of the station c>"i / at 5urneide, es.
capped at fopr O'Clock This afsornocn md
mas not been eSptui 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
Brisk Business.

Not much in it, yet we
are sal tisfied, andg every
parent who bought his boys
clothing of us Monday ia
satisfied also. How can he
help being SO with the big
cut we've made in them
Just 30 per cent. off. That's
Ia big item these times; it in
|cludes all of our boys cloth
ing.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
sfeto OF tho peinysrS,urs
xne N1Aenst.

To II orrow PROMISES 10 ba fair to
|pSstly clcudF with slight rise cf TEN.
peratlrc. Sii aIlar coadit,on5 VIII pro pa.
by prevail @ 4 Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-28

When baby was sick, We gave her G. pria,
when shs was Child, she cr'e'i u astoria
When she became Mss, sine cIun. to Castoria
WAen she had Children, she IA ,e tneIn Cas
toria.